Aphasia Rehabilitation

Released on by Deborah Ross-Swain
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  • Aphasia Rehabilitation Book Detail

  • Author : Deborah Ross-Swain
  • Release Date : 1980
  • Publisher : Charles C. Thomas Publisher
  • Genre : Aphasia
  • Pages : 0
  • ISBN 13 : 9780398040246
  • File Size : 82,82 MB
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Aphasia Rehabilitation by Deborah Ross-Swain PDF Summary

Book Description: "This clinician's manual for the treatment of the aphasic adult contains a selection of treatment tasks for the two primary communicative modalities -- auditory processing and verbal expression. The manual is divided into two major sections (auditory and verbal) with each section containing activities presented in a task hierarchy."--[v], (introduction).

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